Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-24

ARMY ORDERS.-Second Lieut.. T. r. Rivers, Sd
cavalry, has been ordered to jefferson Barracks,
NO., and to report thence 10 the inspector OF re-
cruiting service at New YORK for duty az the cav
airy depot. The leave or absence OF LIST Lieut.. W.
ID. DfetZ Is extended one month. The leave OF all
Sence OF Col. r. Is. Ayres, 2d artillery, has been
extended twenty days. The leave or absence OF
LIST Lieut. Henry L. Daiey, 2lst infantry has been
extended twelve days.
RANGE OF THE EXTRAORDINARILY foilowln;
were the readings at the signal once today: a.
H., 40; p H., 13; maximum. "a: minimum, A.
management OF the National Jockey club has
made good many Improvements at Ivy City n
preparation for the rail meeting. new ROOF has
been put on the grand stand, the betting plat
TORN has been enlarged and the stables have all
been repaired DAVIS and Halls horses have ar
rived and are quartered on the grounds. Next
week several other stables will reach here
REV. NOAH DILL,RD.-At a council OF Baptist
ministers he'd Ia tails city recently, after the
or the difficulty between the Rev. Noah billiard
and the Mount Zion Baptist Church Congrega tion
recognizing Sir. billiard as a Baptist minister in
good and regular standing denuuncing as false
publications rejecting upon his character and
reputation and Nj. Zion church.
CARDINAL GIBBONS GOING WEST MoNDAY-Cardi-
nal Gibbons VIII start on his Western tour Monday
next 10 confer the palliun upon archbishop Gruo,,
OF Portland, Greg. The Cardinal will stop few
days In Chicago as the guest OF Archbishop
couple OF daysat the residence OF Archbishop ieiss
He viii then visit Bishop Ireland at ST. Paul Mum.
He may, upon his return from Portland, stop al
San Francisco TO visit Archbishop R.Ordan, but
THIS Is not certain. On the home trip VIII visit
Arcnbisnops kenrick and Elder at 81. Louis ana
Cincinnati Rev Father Chapeile VI this cily, Viii
be MS travelling companion.
THR CHINAMAN AND THE CoAI--Yee Wah, the
Chinese laundryman In last Washington, was be-
fore the Police Court this morning Tor violating
police regulations, in falling to have load coal,
which had been dumped In front Of his place, re-
moved within a reasonable ume, allowing IL To
remain on the sidewalk over night. zee said he
Was unable 10 flnd colored boy 10 put I'm his coal
IL WAS his first otenSe, and the court Imposed a
fine or 81.
JAPANESE THIEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mahon
this afternoon arrested jim - Yun, japanese, on
a Charge al stealing diamond ring worth So
from Max Goldsmith the JeweleI. he was caush
In Jones poOl-rOOm. several pool tickets Oh Iae
horse races were found on him.
he admitted getting the ring from Goldsmith
the races II is charged that he obtained the ring
from the jeweler Tor the purpose OF showing IL TO
friend before purchasing IL, and that he pawned IL
for money TO play on the races.
THE OTHER SDR.-As to the case OF Theodore
Brooks against Win. Mayse ct al, TO set aside four
deeds OF trusts made In 1854, In which the claim
Is made that they were executed through misrep-
reSentation, Mr. MaySe denies the allegations OF
fraud and Misrepresentation. lie claims that
Brooks received substantial financial benefit; that
he knew fully what he was doing when he sub
1ected the property as security for tie notes and
further, In connection With JOS Brooks, he had
been dabOiing In loans and brokerage Tor some
time, and subjected his property To several deeds
OF trust, and so far he and the trustees
cerned, there was no violation OF trust whatever,
and that Brooks was given lime and reief he could
not legltimately have claimed under the fore.
closure OF the deed OF trust